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    Error: Conversion from scalar to nonscalar

    Thank you that was the problem. That helped me out alot.
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    Error: Conversion from scalar to nonscalar

    sorry that was me copying my program incorrectly.I can't seem to make emacs copy over to this text box. In my program it was actually a string sorry. I edited that so there is no more confusion.
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    Error: Conversion from scalar to nonscalar

    I get the error "Conversion from Player* to non-scalar type Player requested
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    Error: Conversion from scalar to nonscalar

    The error occurs on the lines where i use the find_player function. I get two of them and they are both identical. Oh btw this is in g++
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    Error: Conversion from scalar to nonscalar

    Hi I am writing a code and I am getting a compiler error that I can not seem to figure out. I have limited programming knowledge and I have come here for help. This is the section of code I feel is relevant. struct Player { string name; int goals; int assists; }; int find_player(Player , int ...
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    Solving Chemical Reactions Involving Ammonium

    I can not seem to understand what happens when you react ammonium with certain compounds. For example NH3 + Cu(NO3)2 = ?. How am I supposed to do this?
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    Calculating Stopping Distance Using the Work-Energy Theorem

    Thank you so much. You were extremely helpful.
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    Calculating Stopping Distance Using the Work-Energy Theorem

    The frictional force is the force doing this work. So W = -F(friction)*x. And F(friction) = u(k)mg. So -u(k)mg*x = 0 - (1/2)mv^2 ... and solve for x?
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    Calculating Stopping Distance Using the Work-Energy Theorem

    Homework Statement A driver in a car is on a level road traveling at a speed of "v". He puts on the brakes and they lock and skid rather than roll. I have to use the Work-Energy Theorem to give an equation for the stopping distance of the car in terms of "v". the acceleration of gravity "g"...
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